The graded NiTi samples exhibit widened stress window with distinctive positive stress gradient over forward and reverse martensitic transformations in the alloy.
However, interventions that fail to recruit socio-economically representative samples may widen existing health inequalities.
The extreme sensitivity resulting from these modifications permits cloning of new members of a closely homologous gene family from only one microdissected tissue sample and widens the applicability of tissue microdissection.
We know that not only the test dictionary, but also the coefficients are generated in random and independent locations, the specific distribution of the sample data widens the performance gap between our proposed ALM-DL and K-SVD.
If the model is correctly specified and the effects are constant throughout the population, this does not present a problem, other than the lowered sample size widening the confidence intervals.
As a result, the key informants in the third round of interviews were those working for the MoH and development partners despite seeking, through snowball sampling, to widen the identification of those participating in these processes.
In general the gap in time between the combinations and complete algorithms is minimal at small sampling fractions, and widens as the sampling fraction increases.
Accordingly, we widened our sampling scales in this region and collected samples from four contiguous sites of 25-a, 25-b, 25-c, and 25-d with the maximum pairwise distances about 28 km (Fig. 1).
We perform the new ALE meta-analysis which widened of samples by including Chinese studies.
Although the study was designed as an investigation of the frequency of CHV infection in dogs, initial findings of uniformly negative results from a large number of respiratory, plasma, and autopsy samples prompted us to widen our sampling to other mammalian species.
